Rain and Migrant Birds
Category: Birds | Date: Mar 12 2007 | By: tumaren
We had our first rain last night. It has been two months since the heavy rains we received in January. Many Migrant birds have been around recently. On a recent birding safari we got a Booted Eagle, and hundreds of Whittethroats and Willow Warblers. In the past few weeks we have also had an Irania hanging around our security boma and 10 days ago about 60 European White Storks stopped in to spend the night with us on their way northward.
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One Response to “Rain and Migrant Birds”
Tima, on 18 Apr 2007
nice photos of this blog
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